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Surrey Cycleway

Mileage Marker (distance in miles)

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Rail station serving the Surrey Cycleway

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Information Centre

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What is the Surrey Cycleway

The Surrey Cycleway is a sign-posted cycle route consisting of a main loop of 150km (94 miles) and 9 links. It was firstcreated in 1995 and gives cyclists the chance to explore someof the more tranquil parts of Surrey. The route uses quietcountry roads and lanes, and is well signposted.

Although we have used quiet roads, it is important that youhave some experience of cycling on roads and know theHighway Code before using the cycleway.

Why cycle in Surrey?

Surrey is a county of great beauty and interest and cycling isone of the best ways of exploring this part of the county.

Among the attractions are the Surrey Hills, a picturesque areaof countryside running east west across the southern half ofthe county. Within the Hills are the North Downs, probablythe best-known landscape feature in Surrey.

Why not visit Leith Hill, the highest point in southernEngland? Or how about exploring the woodlands of RanmoreCommon or seeing the wonderful views of Surrey fromWinterfold Heath?

Many of the villages around the cycleway have cafes,tearooms or public houses where you can stop, enjoy a breakand take in beautiful surroundings.

Don’t forget

• Carry a tool kit: pump, puncture repair kit, set of allen keysand a mult-purpose spanner

• Lights at night

• Take food and drink

(the E.T.A. www.eta.co.uk offers a unique cycle breakdownservice)

Cycling the Olympic road race route

All the routes on this map are signposted EXCEPT the Olympic road race route. Follow in the cycle wheels of theprofessionals along this route but do so with care. You aresharing roads with many motorists that require you to cyclein a safe and considerate fashion. So follow the Highway Code.

Downs Link, Yew Tree Way and ChristmaspieCycle Routes

The Downs Link Cycle Route links Guildford with the SouthDowns at Shoreham on Sea, West Sussex. Much of the 37 mileroute follows the track of an old railway line and provides aneasy cycling route for people of all ages and abilities.

The Yew Tree Way is a 15 mile on-road circular leisure cycleroute in the Tandridge district of East Surrey named after an ancient Yew Tree to be found in the churchyard of St. George’s Church, Crowhurst.

The Christmaspie trail is an off-road cycle route linking eastFarnham with northwest Guildford.

Free maps are available from Surrey County Council’s ContactCentre on:

03456 009 009or email contact.centre@surreycc.gov.uk.

National Cycle Network in Surrey

The following National Cycle Routes cross Surrey: 4, 21, 22,221 and 223.

Further details and maps can be obtained from Sustrans on:

0117 929 0888www.nationalcyclenetwork.org.uk.

Surrey County Council cycling website

For information on:

• Cycle shops

• Cycle safety

• Cycle training

• Cycle rides and events

• Cycle security

and other cycling related information in Surrey visit

www.surreycc.gov.uk/cycling

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